This page marks the third colorist who has now worked on this volume. The first two were Cyril Vincent and Wes Hartman, and this page was colored by Robby Bevard. I feel like I’ve been very lucky in finding colorists who do an excellent job with the pages, but it’s also difficult when they have other projects, both paying and personal, that also draw upon their time.
For the record, I’m happy to work with any or all of them going forward, but it’s all rather dependent on their schedules. I am still working with Cyril, and Robby has now stepped in where Wes was previously doing pages, since Wes has a number of his own projects he’s working on. In that vein, be sure to check out his Savage Sasquanaut, which is exactly what you think it might be. It’s a sasquatch in space, and it’s a very fun sci-fi read!
“… and my father was a door-to-door luggage salesman… He seduced my mother with a 4-piece matched set of Samsonite… she was very sheltered… I considered the luggage my siblings and all of them had defective hinges and wheels, so too was I considered defective…”
So you’re saying Jayd has some baggage?
Ha ha!
I will take that as a success in writing subtext.
Nice background info on the colouring team.
For this page we can Chekov: nice new environment/backgrounds, incoming character development and depth.
Cool! 🙂
Yeah, very happy with the coloring on the book and happy to give credit. For the graphic novel, I’m trying to decide if I just want to list the three of them as colorists, or if I want to have another smaller section in the back that lists specifically which pages they each did, so they each get full credit for their respective work. But not sure if anyone cares for that level of info.
I think a small section for the credits shows big appreciation for the work done.
Go for it!
what is that delectable stack of sludge on the tray? mmmmmm boy! I hope it’s edible and gets stuck in my teeth!
blah… it’s probably just clay for crockery?
Why not both? It is clay, which also happens to be one of the four essential food groups for that particular alien!
A pleasant jaunt around the craft market and now a conversation about fraught personal history? What would the other gangsters think!
Be careful, Jayd, all that martial arts training, conjured weaponry and ruthless efficiency can’t protect you from Sky’s relentless good nature. I can’t imagine her usual kidnapping missions are quite this cordial.
Sky’s ability to win people over is mighty! Unless you’re Ril.